Hoffbeck: Tax credits need further reviewRevenue commissioner says oil and gas tax system not broken, but state cannot sustain credits in chronically low-price environment STEVE QUINN For Petroleum News
Department of Revenue Commissioner Randall Hoffbeck says the state’s current tax system isn’t as broke as some would have others believe. But it’s not as stable as it could be, either, particularly in the tax credit sections. Hoffbeck says he’s hoping the right changes — as opposed to emotional, ide....
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